How long can one live with advanced lymphoma

If you have malignant lymphoma, especially in the late stage, some patients or their families will have this idea: there is no cure, and they will not live for a few days. They are pessimistic about the patient's last days. In fact, this will make the patient end their life earlier. Although it is a late stage malignant lymphoma, we should also face it positively and optimistically. So how long can patients with late stage lymphoma live?

First of all, we need to know that there is no accurate answer to how long one can live with advanced malignant lymphoma. In fact, this also varies from person to person. Some people have good treatment conditions, good physical fitness, and a good mental state. In addition, the treatment method is suitable for their own constitution, so it is possible that their life span will exceed our imagination. Therefore, as family members, we must do our best to extend the patient's life. Among many factors, what kind of treatment method is an important factor affecting how long one can live in the late stage of lymphoma. Lymphoma treatment is mainly based on radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Even in advanced cases, it is still encouraged to continue radiotherapy and chemotherapy. As the time of radiotherapy and chemotherapy increases, the patient's body also has a lot of toxic side effects. At this time, the patient will be very painful and need our care and encouragement as relatives.
Secondly, when a large number of toxic side effects accumulate in the patient's body, the patient will be in great pain, and selenium supplementation is needed to relieve the pain. Some patients with poor physical constitution can only receive conservative treatment with selenium supplementation. At this time, it is recommended to take Selenium Weikang chewable tablets according to the course of treatment to relieve the pain of the body and achieve the purpose of prolonging life. At the same time, we, as family members, need to encourage patients to actively accept treatment and try our best to make patients feel our care and support to enhance patients' confidence in defeating the disease.
Finally, when we are caring for lymphoma patients, as family members, we should try to enlighten the patients and help them eliminate the idea of ​​giving up treatment. We should tell them the disease frankly, let them know their treatment methods and possible side effects, and prepare them to fight the disease. At this time, when we are caring for the patients, we should also pay special attention to our words and deeds, and not let the patients feel nervous and depressed, otherwise it will be easy for the patients to have bad emotions, which will be detrimental to their recovery.